At that very moment, Liam Payne arm can be seen in arm with fans.
A few months before his death in October 2024, Liam Payne was still a guest juror for the Netflix show “Building the Band” in front of the camera. The last episode of the casting show has now been broadcast with an emotional moment in which the former One Direction star with the studio audience dances and sings “What Makes You Beautiful”.
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Despite the shooting break at the start
The scene that came into being during a shooting break shows the singer arm in arm with fans and ensures moving reactions on the net. The clip is part of the final episode, which was published on July 23, 2025. Payne was seen together with Kelly Rowland and Nicole Scherzinger in a total of four out of ten episodes. The show was moderated by AJ McLean (Backstreet Boys).
Liam Payne’s appearance on the show:
Netflix honors Payne
The recordings were taken in August 2024, one day after Payne’s 31st birthday, almost two months before his death on October 16 in Buenos Aires. Netflix now dedicated the show to him and opened the series with a tribute to the musician and his family.
The program accompanies young bands in the competition for a main prize of $ 500,000. Payne appeared in episode 7 for the first time and supported the boy band Midnight ‘Til Morning. In the show he shared his experiences and encouraged the talents with humor and personal touch.
More about the circumstances of death
Liam Payne died on October 16, 2024 after a fatal fall from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires. What started as a vacation together with his girlfriend Kate Cassidy ended in a tragedy. The Argentine public prosecutor’s office was able to attribute the cause of death to multiple trauma with internal and external bleeding. A toxicological report showed that the singer had several substances in his body at the time of his death. After the 31-year-old’s death, many fans and celebrities are committed to more protection for people who are public at a young age and are exposed to high pressure.